Girl's Spring Headband
Knit Headband
Tied Headband
Cutie Patootie HeadbandStep 1: Getting Started
Spring is the perfect season to adorn your hair with a pretty headband filled with knitted flowers! Display your knitting skills by creating this flowery headband to wear or share. Cover a basic plastic headband with this easy knitted cover and add the adorable flowers to top it off. This is a great free knitting pattern for beginners or intermediate knitters looking for something quick and easy to work on. Enjoy spring and your new headband! (The bright colors used for the flowers really make this project shine!)
Note: You can make as many flowers as you would like. This is a great project to use up all that scarp yarn you have hanging around.
Skill level: beginner
Materials:
Small amounts of Worsted weight yarn in 4 different colors. The sample was made from Lilly sugar and cream cotton deft blue, hot green, hot pink and bright purple, or use 4 colors of your choice.
Size 6 knitting needles
Yarn needle
Plastic headband
Gauge: gauge is not important for this project
Stitches used:
K- knit stitch
P- purl
Inc- knit into the front and the back
Step 2: Pattern Instructions
Headband
Cast on 10 sts with green or color of your choice
Row 1: knit across
Row 2: P across.
Repeat row 1 and 2 until piece is the same length as the head band when lightly stretched.
Cast off and seam up the sides while covering the headband, weave in ends and set aside.
Flowers (make 3, one in each color that hasn’t already been used)
Cast on 10 stitches
Row 1: K across.
Row 2: P across.
Row 3: Inc in each stitch across. (20)
Row 4: P across.
Row 5: Inc in each stitch across. (40)
Row 6: K across.
Row 7: K across.
Cast off.
Putting it all together:
Coil the flower and secure. Sew each flower to the headband. Weave in all ends.
